Thanks to his projects like Y Tu Mama Tambien, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Children of Men, Alfonso Cuarón has long been a much sought-after, acclaimed filmmaker. However, it's safe to say his career his bigger than ever right now, thanks to Gravity, his hit movie which he just won the Oscar for Best Director for.
On the heels of that win, Cuarón is launching his first TV series, Believe, on NBC this Monday. Co-created by Cuarón and executive produced by J.J. Abrams, the series centers on a little girl, Bo (11-year old Johnny Sequoyah), with some very special and powerful abilities - and how those abilities make her valuable to many people, with many different intentions. Cuarón directed the pilot, showing how a mysterious priest, Winter (Delroy Lindo), tasks a convict, Tate (Jake McLaughlin) with protecting Bo.
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